Code Name Lise

by George M. James

Major Geoffrey Foxtrot, a former South African Special Forces operator, takes his men into South Africa to ambush a squadron of naval fast attack craft who came to investigate the sinking of the frigate (Code Name Phoenix). From thereon they try to escape with the Q-ship Orlando but they are intercepted by South African Air Force Gripen fighter jets and sunk. This book follows closely on GMJ Book Three, Code Name Phoenix. If you wish to read about covert and Special Forces operations in Sub Saharan Africa the GMJ Books are the place to start. You will learn about covert operations, Special Forces techniques and military history not known outside the select few and the GMJ Books are based on facts. Whatever is said here, can be proven. I am grateful that you are reading my books. Thank you and remember, one book is always free, go on my website and find it. Code Name Lise is the fourth book in the popular GMJ Series.

Genres: Nonfiction

394 pages, Kindle Edition

First published December 1, 2014

Reviews

[AK Wintzer · Rating 4 out of 5]

The booK is about WWII’s most highly decorated person: a spy & a woman. French born & naturalized British Citizen Odette was recruited by Whitehall to operate as an underground spy in the area of France where she was born. She was captured by the Germans after several successful missions. The commanding officer of their small cell was also captured. She withstood 14 interrogations & torture without ever revealing the name of their associated radio operator & his location. As the only person with this information, her resistance allowed the radio to remain operational through several more missions during a crucial part of the war.